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Episode Date: April 28, 2026

Daphné aborde le nouveau virage mode de la compagnie américaine Palentir ainsi que leur manifeste publié la semaine dernière. Mounir revient sur le beef entre Olivier Niquet et les personnalités de Québécor. Controverse linguistique, Drake prend Toronto en otage, Interdir les réseaux aux mineur +++Notre Patreon: patreon.com/cafesnakeHow the reality show Occupation Double made me fall in love with Quebechttps://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/occupation-double-creator-network-1.7603407Interdir les médias sociaux aux mineurs?Capsule de Queer Medium Saignant: https://www.instagram.com/p/DXFZpjZkZDA/TBote Project: https://tboteproject.com/Une solution pour reprendre le contrôle des écrans chez les jeune, Alain Mckenna, La Presse, https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/techno/2026-04-19/des-enfants-sur-les-reseaux-sociaux/une-solution-pour-reprendre-le-controle-des-ecrans-chez-les-jeunes.phpTout le travail de la journaliste Taylor Lorenz: https://www.usermag.co/La veste du travailleurLe manifeste de Palantir en 22 points: https://x.com/PalantirTech/status/2045574398573453312Cultural Palantirism, Aimee Walleston, Do not research, https://donotresearch.substack.com/p/cultural-palantirismPalantir’s Next Conquest: The Tennis Cour, Daysia Tolentino, GQ, https://www.gq.com/story/palantir-tennis-merchAesthetically Pleasing: Palantir’s swag drop, The Trend Report, Kyle Raymond Fitzpatrick, https://1234kyle5678.substack.com/p/trbiz-4232024Recommandation culturelleKomite Panarishttps://www.twitch.tv/komite_panaris https://www.instagram.com/comite_panaris

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my name? I'm today, I'm today. I'm going to Oliver Niquet and TV Osport,

or Olivia Niquet versus the world, it's the name of my segment, but I'm the dynamics

between the media of services public and the media private and the private, in public,

because it's what is that there is that there is that the front of It's to use the funds public to make these blagues on the media private

who do you have to put up with publicities, so to talk about? And you, Daphne, what do you want? I think that's the semiotique

and the mode. Today, I'm going to talk about the vests of the Traveyor that the company of surveillance

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rapidly on All the controversy that has this week controversy, I'm going to I'm back in the process of

the process of the whole matter about the new ambassador of the United Mark Weisman who was the responsible of the

initiative of the year who wanted 100 million of Canadians of 100. And there he will be our ambassador to

the United, the ambassador to the United is the most world, our most ambassador to

our new, well, to us, to Canada. For the inauguration, the the debut of his

work, he organized a banquet, a showery, and he had invited to the parliament who are part of the Committee of the Affairs

International at the Chamber of and the invitation was only in English. And there, suddenly, the deputies of the

bloke-coq are offusqued, it's also recupered in the media, and finally, Mark Carney is said very

dissu and that had not so reproduced, so it has made really the chain that we

have seen with the PDG of Air Canada. I don't We've had talked, in the cafe Snake, I think

that's that I'm that really that's not I'm not necessarily to get in the same angle that's not really

a segment that's really it's really we're like the same outreach cycle so that I think that's

even more more more than the PDG of Canada because I think there's a grand world in the

population general that's off-ske I think I'm not that's a new new that's

a tour of the Quebec and that the tour of the francophophon Canadian what's

what's what what's what's what what's what my God, this person that who has historically have been done with

these proposals like degrading on the Quebec he said 100 million of Canadians, even if the Quebec continue

to jabbe it, we'll have tweeted that, the ambassador? Yeah, Mark Weisman after to be

ambassador. In fact, it's not a personage of the Republic, but to to meprone,

if we could, the panel and the interventions that had had used all the

whole day in our new newvel, we continue, we'd believe that the people are in trying to manage a manifestation

before their people are offence and there you have a statement of the PM what's what is what I'm going to with this story that

it's so evident that our how is configured our system our cycle of new our cycle of our pundit

is really an enormous bule of connections with the interests in the population general

Attachy Political or Attachy of Press, the politicians, they are, like, connected in this bull meditical-politic, well, suddenly, there's plenty of things that are in Canada,

but Mark Carney us has made a question at a conference of press, and then, he's a position like, oh, yeah, it's really unacceptable, we've got to correct that,

he is, like, forced to have to address a problem, or to respond to these questions that on. But it's not the interest

public, the grand, the grand questionement of all my God, what's what Mark Carney will So we've got really, like, more of the way of course, like,

with plenty of situations, how not tick the commenter, and, you know, I had talked about when I had to add, all these emissions, like, of four cameras,

of people who do their tics, and the people, that they're doing the whole, they're doing the thing, and you, see,

when you're being branched there's on, I've been able to talk about to talk about, to, you know, but I'm

with an espus of regard, like, exterior, like, I'll be like, what he's what he

I would tell you today. And I'm the impression that if I'm at a retrait and who checked that all the

day, I'm like maybe investier emotionally like, oh my God, it's not a bad what's not,

what's what I'm doing what I'm not the thing that's the affair that was up but what's

what's that what's the after the PDG of Air Canada and from what's what I'm trying and I'm

trying to try to document with what what's what what's on Twitter to Quebec and to

Canada and all the all the discussions on internet, on the place of Quebec, in Canada, but not a perspective, not of a perspective Quebec-based, but well, like Anglo-Saxon,

even American and Canadian. It's just to ratcheted of the oil on the few, as many militants like anti-Francophon, like J.J. McCollum, the, genre, YouTuber Canadian, who historically detest the fact that the Canada is on a big-ling, who reconnolly, who reconnoisse no merit history, that the

Canada would, be a country, that the Canada would be a country of two people fundate and that's like just the

folklore that's the preemnance of the francophones and the foreign foreign and he's

written in the Globe and Mill he has written that in the magazine in seven seven and when he

comes, and when he arrives, these espels of things are just like in the decorum

or in the good the good process parliamentary to like traduire to traduire

to do the invitations, it's not that that will amyure the condition or the maintain or the

vigour of the French or the vitality of the culture. It's not really these little controversy at repetition

that are even generate or cultivate a sentiment positive by a important to

any point of any particular that would the bonification or the ameloration of the condition

of the French, or Canada, but on Quebec principally. My vision there's like a lot

constant, and I think really just that the only thing is like, aid the French in the French, it's

an attractivity cultural, it's like an effervescence just to the level, like, artistic,

mediatic, that it so that the television, the literature of cinema, it,

even the creation of content. There's not really of other fashion, you can't

like incite legislatively by by these laws by these controverses because the people in the media are like

but the story is like created or co-create by the media exactly, totally created by the media

maybe by a tweet of a deputy of the bloc but after it's all right it's every time that's re-accounted

it's different and it it becomes it's all the whole time it's all the time to think it's all the time to

The people who talk of the vitality of the language that makes all the time to think of this documentaire that had been published by CBC Gem that's called How the Reality Show Occupation Double

Make Me Fall in Love with Quebec and you know someone who came from the west of Canada who was a YouTuber and was a YouTube yesterday

who was very popular in the years who is like literally to fall in love with the Quebec the culture francophone just by an

entremise to invest profoundly on occupation during occupation during the pandemic it's a lot

plenty of recies of immigration of people who have adopted the identity Quebecoise or the love for the fact that it's a point that's a lot of people

I'm going to the television I'm like, the resties are not quite constant there's person it's sure that the law

101 of that we have the fact that the new those arrivals have to go to go to it's sure that

it's good but after more than than a level legislative there's not there's not there's not

having a culture that's attractive and it's not like envoyed invitations in French to the deputies of

the bloke Quebec who will come help that's a fact that there there's a fact that you're

in the same thing that there's a sure that's there's a question that's there's not there's not

there's there's not there's not there's that that's probably that's probably they're not

they're important in the encente to make respect the law on the language on the

language of when the when the prime minister it's like it's and who I think, and who

people are popularize these emotions, of the affect, I see, the discourse negative on the French.

I want to say, I'm not a lot of not quite about the queer medium-seigne, so Julia

Guy Beelan, who has talked recently on his page Instagram, I'm going to make the extract in

the notes. It's a mean, we have many we're a way around, a bit everywhere

in the world, even on the fact of the things to the reason why, because we would

be protected, of all sorts of affairs. Apparently that's something that's an issue that's envisaged, notably by their party liberal in Canada.

It's something that's made in Australia, by example, where we've banished the social for the people in the end-sou

to say, in the same time, an sort of interdiction similar for the children in 15 years.

As I said so much, what is there, what is, in fact, it's a collect of information

sensible, massive, because how we we're doing to apply this interdiction that? Well, we'll, for example, demand,

as it's the case, in certain countries, to analyze these cards of identity, we'll be perhaps do some of doing the number of astronauts

for verify the age of the internos. So this process that of identification numeric, it will have to be much more of surveillance

on the web, a lot more more of censure. Like Julia, I, the journalist who has the most made the

purse at the purse, it's Taylor Lawrence, it's really the chief in this dossier there. I invite to to see if it's a

dossier that's a lot of course a newfound letter that's called user mag. And I've had seen also a other journalist

on parley, Ryan Broderick of Garbage Day, who had even linked a page internet that's called the T-boat

Project. So I'm let also in the notes. It's someone who has assembled enormously

of documents public that were relative to lobbying to the vague of the Vague of the VACs of

And then after that, he had done the other countries where it's passed. And what we remark is that the major part of the money that is

versed at a time of system of cano, it's a company META. So it's META who finance the lobbying for

to make apply these interdictions, after my bar, it can seem counterintuitive, so why

is that META would make a extract of Julia that explains one of Pists. One of the reasons for the big tech is really for that,

is that not only they will collect our information, but it's their permit to tuer the competition in the earth. There are many more petite platforms that can't put in place these processes of verification or that can't be able to be able to be pursued if they're not made in place. The definition of resos social is sometimes very large,

not super clear, because these laws are are thought by these laws are by these people who are not quite quite they're in whether they're

against the liberty of expression. For example in the United Heritage Foundation militant for that. So, for example, Taylor Lawrence,

what she has seen in the world it's a forum of trico that's due have to be that. The other

thing is that the law on the verification of Lodge, by example, to Brazil, or the

United, or even in the States U.S. it will create these markets that become the market

obligatory in several countries for the infrastructures of verification of identities biometricks. And there,

there's there's already the geants of the tech, like, by example, Peter Thiel, who has co-founded

the company of analysis of data of surveillance Palantier, but who is also finance of the

society of verification of identity. So, at all these laws that, it's

all they're quite they're they're to they're they're they're

they're they're the technology that we're doing When I've seen the capsule of Julia, just after, I've seen an article in the press, I think that's Moner who has been envoyed.

It's been published the 19th of April, it's Alain McKenna who has written, and he is titrated, a solution to reprond the control the screens at the screen she's the young. And I'm the impression that it's made

an commune of press or something by a group of lobbyists because he comes on article in talking about an group of professional of technology

of marketing, and then they call them a group of a group of job of affairs Morayale. Well, it's not

the lobbyist. If he's at the radio, the guy who is to talk to talk about to this group that's like a

question of people who are in a question of people who are doing they're going to be able to social social. I'm going

on their site and he demanded the appellate the public Quebec-Qa Canadian for a solution

of verification of age securitar, but they will really make to the avant a solution

in particular in particular, not in the article, so I'm the impression that there there's interests

economic in in-geau or do you know, of the end of the person who is really cited

in the article that's called Daniel Robichot and then you know that's funny because there's a page Wikipedia

where we learn that he is made the 4 October 1716 at Drummondville and that he is more

commonly called Dan Robichot I know I know, but he is on Wikipedia and it's an entrepreneur

and an investor Quebec who is reputed in the domain of the technology of the information, notably what we're an angel investor, so he will invests in these young push

of companies, of these startups. And with a gang of the bonhom of affairs, they say, they say, they're worried to people of encardement

to Canada by the access by the minor to the platforms numeric. Not only they he's saying inquiet,

but he propose, by example, he talks of a society that's called K-IID of Singapore. And there,

there even the responsible of the affairs commercial of K-AID who talk, the Utilalani, I don't know, I'm saying, a keybeck, but I don't know, who vans the merits of, justly, what I've got to find the tool, is that it's a tool

that's based on a photo of the visage of the user for estimates his age. So, there, we're going to that if you have done a photo of his visage for access to a site, we're kind of really

in the data sensible, we're in more of surveillance. At the place that this So far example, the companies, let's on Facebook, Meta Chat,

GPT, that's been in responsible, who do have changed their product, we decide to implement these

espaces of some of the kind of, that's what I say, that's what I finance that, because there

maybe they say that's just that's just that's, if the legislatures if they're going to be

there's all to doone of whatever something that could have to because they want to

they're like, you know, what? You're not supposed to be there if they're not,

it's not necessarily of our fault so they're it's a lot of they're in fact of, it's like liege-ferry. In any case,

there's all sorts of theories on how it could potentially they're advantage but that to say, again one

in this article of the press, we see that it's some people with these interests who push the plus

for far adopt these laws that, you know, they're going to be addressed to media even.

I'd just revening on the phenomenon that's arrived at Toronto this week with the mis in-on-seignee

that had been made on by Drake, the rapper Torontoah who wanted to say the date of

his new album. For the people who don't have seen, Drake, it's amused

to depose to deposit the ton of glass on a parking private in the central of the

title of a title of a new album that has announced for a new year,

it's called Iceman. He said that in the interior of this structure

of glass was the date of the date of the new album It's an album that the cycle of It's still been very long

We know that we know that It's even devenue In fact, every week, a new influencer says that, oh, the album starts seven of week There's been There's a false alert,

of false sorties. He has made the avant, in fact, for annoncing all these things there, these streamers Toronto are really

not known. So, some people who did fuzzes in direct on Twitch with not the viewer who were to be

to the structure, Drake, Drake, had in their chat and they'd give these immense quantity of

money, and they'd get to the merch and used these streamers like these port-parole

and it had to these streamers have had these huge, the clips are become

very viral and there had been a lot of the album, and Drake, who is

known for being for being for being, he is an investe

there the platform of Casino Alinksteak who, they, they've found kick,

site of streaming that's really very much in the avant the gambling to the

creation and the mannospher also. Yeah, really that there there's

there's very lax very in existent especially at the beginning where it's a lot of

there's a frontier of like the hedginis just for sort of sensationalism

even all the companies of capture of predate sexual sort of

on Kick now, it's one of of the big of content that is developed on this

platform that. Drake, who is really the crossy of this cycle of album will be

maybe make the end of his career as we have known as being the rapper the most

dominant in the world if this album is going to be

the finality of this dispute with Kendrick Lomor

there not not where is that Kendrick Lomar, the treate of pedophil before the planet entire. So it's really that, and I think that the trams

also to fond of that, is that Drake was the port-etand-or of the rap popular, so pop-rap for more than 10 years,

and this genre of music is in decline constant. If Drake, he doesn't have not to have a rave a song

that will be in the top 10 of the Hot 100 of Billboard, well, person really will be

so it might be also the the end of this era, the age of the rap, the age of popular,

the rap, certain say, the age of the rap, is the middle of the age of years, but the new age of art, where the rap

is become the genre of music the most popular on the world, on all the platforms of streaming, it's really

mark an epoch, and we've even also in this nostalgia of 2016, we re-wee

we re-wee that these tracks, that 2016, well, it was a rap, that were popular,

so, we've seen at Coachella with the rapper like Soeli, who had

not really made the avant and had been a set at Cochella and we've made their catalogue

of the avant which was very popular in 2016 so so that I think that I think they play after the

album that and also it was quite absurd to see how it the Toronto let the liberty

to drink he turned these short-metrage for the for the album that will

be pretty due due due it's there detonation of

explosive very far in in the core of Toronto. The people think there

were there's there's there's monopolise these block complete

of central for turn these big blocks of glass that have been

founded by the department of the people I'm I'm

like it was a chaos it's obscene even the scenes of people

with their launch flambe I know I know I'm I'm saying

I'm I'm it's not it's like it's like it's just just create like

the Zizani and the Marress of Toronto, Olivia Chal who, she, she saw

a little obliged to say, well, we're fun of Drake, and the

security public is in charge, all is correct. Drake has really,

I've also some comment like when you rechercherchercher the name of his

album Iceman, you'd see, it did, it did it made,

it's there's there's there's many of things on ice,

so So, especially at this moment si. It's so, so, I'm going to my segment on the

mode, more precisely the mode of the concerned also Palantier, so the company that

has been quite a lot of and it will launch a new line of

vintment and a vest of the and it's on this article

that I know that I have used the first of the business

Just to just remember that Palantir is an company American, who is specialized in the analysis of data at grand scale, so they develop these logicials that treat, visualise these data. It's used by the Army American, notably for identifying the

civil. It's been used in these rapes military recently in Iran. It's used by Israel. Their first contractance, it's been the CIA in the years of Yeah, but they've been financed at full, in fact, by

the CIA when they, when they have appeared. I've also Man in the Man with Ice. And it's co-fonded

in part by Peter Thiel and also Alex Carp who is, who is, and the PDG actual, and

other of them that I know maybe more. And what is interesting also the avant to be in the mode,

is that the 18 April, exactly, Alex Carp has published on X a manifest

in 22 points. Well, in the case, Alex Carp, or the company Palentier, I, I'm the impression

that there has been a preorientation purely military of the Silicon Valley. It's like a return to source, in the front, because the Silicon Valley, it's also from the complex industrial, military. So it's more a reorientation in our imaginer.

They're going to say that we're rebelled against the tyranny of apps, so, like, if, just, in our imaginary, the Silicon Valley, during a boot or, or from the apparition of iPhone, well, it's the development of applications like that, and they say, well,

yes, it's a bulverer our lives, but now it's the time to pass to other things. This other thing, it's the war, it's the investments in technology

military, and why to repositioning to that? There's a reason, but notably, because the war, it's a powerful

motor economic. And if we entered in the 3rd World, for example, it would be palentierable,

notably, which would be a lot of money, and it's a way to evite a bubble economic, you know, the bubble of the I which is the bill of the I.

a lot of the question is not to know if these arms dot and intelligence artificial are made made up point, but who will they make them out of point and in which they say, our adversaries, they won't be asking, mil questions, they will they have these arms

technological, they reiterate the discourse like, we're in a course at armament technological. D'erre even, they say that the age atomic, it's finished, really the IA who would be in the if we don't if we don't

invests not our money we're not our money that's the thing we're we're in that's our

state that is in danger and that have to have some that's that we make also in danger

because in a perspective of course the the speed count. So the

lengthur is there a disadvantage military face to our enemies

presumed and we can't be this the length of time. We're in in a course. They're even have a point in their

manifest where they're really a push to the installation of the service military obligatory. And that's something, it's, it's a bit of

that we're talking about, we're in other countries like the France. And I think when we talk of service military obligatory,

it's a merit to make to find to understand to people that there's the danger, you the danger,

they're incruse in our conscience, and we're so, they're, they're, they they say,

the Service National, or in the Service Military, would be a Devoire universal. In time society, we'd have been seriously

envisaged to renounce to an army entirely composed of and to make the next war

that if everyone each one and the costs. And that I've found that really

interesting as last phrase, what's what is what is what

say, it's the person that's the people who can't profit, finally, monetarment. They're

these companies like Palantir. And when we say also partage the risks, well,

it's the citizen who may have who's engaged voluntarily in the army,

or by example, if we make enough of money in the development

of our army, it will have more more for the services

social, so so, so perhaps that those who are not

to be in the and I know, is that Palentier here, essay

not to try not to be to frame just like not not a not a company,

but like a simple soldier, like a person who would be the risk to die

and who would be also a risk monetary, like if Palantier in the company,

that was a service of our security, you know, who invests some of money to

develop a technology to us help we're really personified Palantier. A link

that I can do you can do it can do you Palantir, it's, it's, it's a reference to a pierce, or I don't, I'm visualise the shows. I think it's a ball of crystal.

In the Señor of the Anno. And, and, just, the PDG, who, Alex Carp, has already decry the mission Palantirkear as consistent to save the county, but, you know, he reprint.

The Shire. It's that, exactly. He reprint, like, the vocabulary of Tolkien. And he has already also surnomed his employees of the Obit. But it's a lot,

because Matthew Bocote also, he reprants often the Seigneur-D-D-Aneau? I've read some of the years of the year-de-anaut. By the right, and from the time, it's a matter

cultural that is really reprised. But it's because there's like a lecture of the Signor of the Anno who's like full political, and even in the intentions

of Tocke that's a way that's a way that's a way to tell you recions of that I've read an article

cultural pollen tourism of Amy Wolletton and I'll make in the notes, but there and he made reference, justly the people

who had analyzed the phenomenon of the reappropriation of the universe of Tolkien. Then we cited a professor at the university

Brock in Ontario Emma Vossin who said that, that, by the idea of being a

abit, is that when we opprimed the people, we represent the assayant, well, we have

been to be an underdog, a perdent probable. A soldier, it can be an

underdug. of the obit for us to us to justify our actions by a proper to our

values internal. And it's just for finish some other points that were mentioned in

the manifest. What I found interesting, is that at several repris, we'll insisting

on the public and the indulgence that we do with about to the error committed

in the past or their life private. And I see it's not if it is a

rapport to Epstein Files and it's quite the same droll to continue this discourse,

in being an company that is aubrower in the surveillance, and you know, that's like strongly

linked to the power, will say that the misanue impituated the view of the private, to get to the function

public. So, that's like in the paradigm of the Third World World, the fact

to be the power for responsible, by example, of certain crimes, it, it's,

it's, it's, that's, more Fable. So, our effort of of war,

we, in time our time our can't be able to the quote-and- quote,

the quote, the people of not to make in some of they're account,

you know, by a, you know, to do that they know, they're

saying, we're going to resisted to a tantus of a pluralism of sense. We're also,

that's the hierarchy in civilization. So, they're, yes, he has several cultures, but there are that are more

more than the other, so, it's really a discourse that's not the moralism, it's really, it's not forced

the exceptionalism American, white, but that's that's just something that's that's just it's a

surprise not that's it's interesting because one of the top don't know of the top of honor

of the campaign of Joe Biden in 2020, it's Alex Karp so, so the two

type sent up the Pantier finance the two parties. Yeah, no, they are

just proches the power, you know, that's it. So, we're talking to this manifest and we'll launch also a line of vettement, all right, and it's all right, and it's said that they've produced already the merch, like, before

2014, the t-shirts, some, these shorts, and the casket, and all, and I think that's quite popular, because I was going to check it on Ali Express, to see if there were some, and there's all right, and I went to see, what they're called, the Rourkech,

the merchandise that you can't to buy in all the time. They're going to buy some with the message,

you know, like the typo, it's a very much to Vigil Ablo of Huffe. There's

message style Dominate. And their bestseller is a hoodie that's about

ontology. And so, I'm like, it's a droll of a word to make on a

idea, because in my head, the ontology, it's like a branch of the philo

or when you're to study like you study, but I didn't know that in

informatic there was on that it's a model of data that contains these concepts and the relationship and

that's a modelize an ensemble of a domain done. I feel like you have you know that's a domain of the

informatics, it's a bit an game of inclusion, an exclusion, you know, if you catch, you're with

us, if you catch not, you're not with us. So, that's to signer the avenement

of this famous vests of the time, but also a collection that is related to

tennis, which will out in June 2006. The vest of work on I'm talking the 30

April, so soon, Bain, GQ, the magazine of mode for men, has interviewed

Eliano to Younes who is, I don't what the term in French, but it's

said, Ed of Strategic Engagement to Palantier. And then you're you're

you're you're like a market lifestyle, but it's Palantier, it's not

a an enterprise that companies that want directly to consumers, it's a great

company that a company, it's a company, to the agency, to do it, the instance

governmental. So he's, you know, not, we're not obliged to be an business to consumer for it's a mark of lifestyle. A. Mark of lifestyle, it's not, you know, that the manifest that has been tweeted a few days on Twitter. And the object the most interesting of all these vets of time,

it's really the vest of travel. It's a reference to what the 19th, 20th-Cyeck. It's issued of the Revolution Industrial, so it's really a vest of travel blue. And it's been, notably ported by the

chemino-francer, so those who worked on the Chmines-of-Fair at the end of the 20thian cycle. Let's those who pelted the charbon for it's to nourir the motor of the locomotive

as vapor. It's made in cotton because it's protect against the accidents of the work, by example, with the machines and it's easy the same thing. And it's blue

because of a pigment, the blue of Pruss, that we've developed to 18th century and that was a tincture facile, per cutoose. So it's really

linked to proletariat, you know, it's, it's exist because long time. At the 20th year, justly, it's adopted by certain artists, the paint descriptor.

I remember that my mother on ever had one when she wanted, just, when she wanted, just, you know, it was that. And then it was adopted in the manifestations

of May 68 by the students who justly had, you know, the revanchations, but also, it was on the country on the other years,

I'd say that's really an imagery, Kyle Ficht's Patrick who did, an imagery European to which aspire the millinerio urban, like, a person who

often that's Harry Styles. Kyle Fitzpatrick there's a commentator that I get often, who says, we're saying,

we're doing it, like to turn the attention of people, you know, Pallentier, we're not that we're not

the surveillance, we're not doing, the manifest of Pallentier, well, we can see the software, the logistial

that's developed by Pallentier, like literally, the ouvrients who would be part of the proletariat. I had said

a simple soldier, but it's alligue a little with this image. And by

the other interview of the guy, the representant of Palantier he said just a our

logitial does that really, he will send the soldiers, he will save

the lives in the hospitals, he will contribute to defend Ukraine against

the Russia, he it allows to children disappeared or victim of exploitation, and he reinforce even the institutions Occidental. He talks really of the logitial like

a person, and we have the impression that it's like a cask blue. We want envisage Palantir like a patriot, but also an employee, you know, a soldier ordinary, someone who works for his country, even who can be sacrifice, you. And then, all of

that, all that, because the world of the tech, or, you know, we'll probably say, of the tech fascisant, I don't know, he poses the mode. There, there's almost the MetGala who's on-in, which is, this year, commanded by Bezos. Bezos, of,

where his foundation, Erd Fund, came to donate 34 million to these organizations for invests in the research of textile, to find these alternatives to polyester and to cotton.

We've seen Mark Zuckerberg, who was there at show of the Fashion Week at Milan for the show of Prada. I don't know if we'd probably about if we'd probably about if we'd say that's

not that the domain of the tech, but we'd say that even the middle of the mod adopt at bras-u-u-ver these figures

like, I think, I think, to Brian Johnson, who is an kind of an kind of a person who is, he also a tech

entrepreneur who has tried to attain the immortality, and he had part of the defiled of material

fical at in Paris, justly, all recently, the person on we talk the clavicular, so the emblem

of the Lux Maxing, who has he made his debut in time as a new york during a show in February 2006.

There's kind of an imbrication of these two spheres of activity, of influence in this moment. It's a

kindier, who has tried to commercialize the year last of the shandai and the t-shirts with the

croa-gamee at $30 on his site web. I don't necessarily a fan of his and the agitions and all, but I'm

asked if this move that wasn't a bit precursor because, you know, it's very in-your-face. What we see, is that these people who are interrogated who are the

manchette, who have an interview even in the GQ, well, these genocidal of today, you know,

it's, you're, for example, the collabos of y'er. But then, there's not the same

treatment mediatique. It's not the aspect fucking grincent the initiative or the Kainier, but I think

that when we regard that, and we look after that what's the thing is the launchment of his line of the vietnam,

there's a mischrecy who's a sub-jacent and a position political pro-geneath and even pro-genocid who is excessively

turned to digest in a language visual particular. For me, there's a discourse that is more than

to render Palantier digest, it's really to carding the company or, let's the

logician, because it's like that that we're like an worker, like a

worker, like a patriot, like a civil, a citizen ordinary, that we imagine

to make part of the proletariat. So, thank you, I'm going to get to on what I'm

on the Twitter primarily, on the media, but I'm not Cube Radio, but I see the

video of this time when Alvin Niquet has made a question,

you know, here, here, here's here this clip. In fact, I'm going to play a clip. I know

a lot of people who don't know not too follow the matches at TV A sport. They finish

by the people who are they're going to see a movie of the show you're sure. And the

studio, Albi the Gia. And here Fis who Sautes on the glass with a

VITES at the first period is presented by RAM. The summer of the second

is presented for the people who don't know Alvin Lid VIII are still young. The movie is still in a series

that's a movie 24,7, where is he will reprint these clips of actuality that have been diffused in the last few

the radio, of TV, but he's part of form of media, but not they're ridiculize, in talking because he will bring these clips out context or some of what,

or is someone says something of anything, and it's just that's just that it's true, in fact. It's not really

often he's a little a big or a question that's it's often

the clip he selects the clip which are, which are like they're like they're like they're

but they're sure that the people who are the people who are the more conservative but

especially Quebec Hors and then when he has made this black on the number

of public that used in a party of Canadian there's the there's

the frenis of series all people people people of people

people that the rights of diffusion exclusive francophone of the parties of the Canadian of Morale who had been to RDS

RDS, RDS, who is kind of a favor of public, because the announcer Pierre

Houd is really a voice that all the people love, that all that's

cherey who put a great nostalgia and there a grand heritage,

so everyone, when we arrive on the series, and we

want Felix Seguin of TV A Sport, it's not that he is

particularly me mean, it's not Pierre Hood. So, so that, this changement there's a kind of a result of a

division of the show of the TV A Sport because they have decroached this contract of Rogers

when the last time the last division had been the league national there 12

years. Alvienikas mock of the fact that there's a lot of publicity who he

used during a party and it's really shocked a lot of people and it's started by shocking the

people, well, obviously, at Cube Radio who, they've had been repented,

at how Elviniqued had been paid by the funds public for ridiculise all the

people who crache on all of we're a young prodige of Cube Radio

who has made a space long and absurd on the fact that he not per

but if he had he'd say to his son to not be like Olivia Nickyb and it's

precise okay really it's like a kind of a extra- kind of absurd of

people who are always for the liberty of expression and the habit and there even I've been

been surprised to see this crossment this alliance between the nationalists say we

plus Cube Radio and the people of the people of the people of the people of

people Frank or Radio X, all the figures of the right of the Caucasus, of the absolute who are still in opposition,

because the people more of the people, I've already just explained that in the cafe snake,

are not necessarily of the fervant defencers of the sovereignty, it's sure that there are some of the rule of

some of someone like Jeff Filion, is not sovereignist, it has been maybe maybe been

maybe maybe they're just in the trisac or Richard Martinez are more of the

attitude there's this sition but there's a issue, but there's the alliance between the two camps for completely demoler Oluenica

who, is fortunately at force of the rire of all the world for a couple of years, but as there

has an opportunity to be an group against him he's made a lot of there, there's plenty of

people people who don't know in these circuits alternative. But is that it

doesn't just of the anguument of the mediaat for some content? Well,

it's that I think the because the The constatation of boss is that there's a

lot of publicities that is real. So, even a lot of people who are quite quite quite quite a lot of Twitter,

defund, Revenue a week, but say, well, it's absurd the number of publicities who play at TV Sport.

But, you know, it's a real because there's a lot of publicity who play at TV a sport because of

the surancher that's been by Pierre Carl Pellado to the Fondation of TV Sport,

in saying that if we this chain of this chain of Sport, which exist not until all recently, it's not

not from 30 40 years, 40 years, it's not in TV Osport, it's it exists for 15 years

and they're their gross coup, we're doing the rights of different, but it's done that the

12 years have been not been the years of the Canadian, because the price of

the contract of diffusion that, the next iteration for Rogers, we're at

$11 dollars Canadian, but at the scale of the Quebec, it's much

of the money, it reposed on the fact if the Canadian had a good season

and it's there's not that the money to be re-of- but it's that in the years.

The Canadian is not much not much long in series, and there they're

there's there's there's there's there's estimated by numerus to

match number one or number two, I'm remember the number two you're

that you don't, but the documenter is not not Well, no, it's That's what I

think of a numerous, but anyways, it's the scale in this market in some moment, and there's

their moment for capitalize to sell the publicity and I think the affair with the publicities

in a distribution of TV A Sport is that the quality of the production

and the integration of these publicity is more that is that's that's

when you're when you listen a at TV Osport the repries are not in the

angles are the more interesting we're We're often for re-view the game

and we're supposed to re-view a game but finally, it's the publicity fizz, and there,

so, so so often, like we know these interviews that about, and often, it's that's

the publicities for the company who do the empire of people, for the publicities of

video tron, of FIS, just, just, of, no, in any

show television, to be indefendable, the series final, uh, we're,

we're we're, we're people of the group TVA or of Quebecor, and also

of partners who are recurrent, so these contrales that have been signed like just a albi the

giant, or I know what other company who has a segment, but we

all the so it's that it that's that's that's that's I'm sure,

I think if the quality of the diffusion were better, perhaps it would

probably would if the quality of the commentary that is made

in the very critical of commentary and I'm

I would have attended to the reverse because it is like when you have been in

your time you're going to talk about you know, I think it's like after

you've taken the measure of the work of the time it's a time it

makes a immense it's but I have seen the course of my capacity

in not much and Felix Seguin it's just caricatural the choice it's tough

to do it's tough to do you too it's tough like the public doesn't

have been for the TV has just not changed that. After, I think there's not

really a remedy if it's not the game of the Canadian by Pierre Houd, maybe we're never

being sure that's the thing that especially in a point, because the Canadian of Montreal

is about a series of a series of with the base of young people who have, we're we're not

being Pire Hood that you will call when we going to gain a coup Stanley.

I think if we are if we're if it's there's there's a it's for that

the people are, I said, because I've been seen people cliped the last commenter for the

the end of the final of the last year. But it's that you see Martin McGuire,

he is the announcer at the radio. All right all right all right all right. And even

I'm more I'm more listening a radio that that's for that he's considered like legendary,

say, like, I'm like what he did he's what he a legend? Well,

it's the ability technical of one how man, the precision, the voice, I think

that the voice I'm going to there's a nostalgia, the espouse affective. Martin McGoyue, he animes

the game of radio in the radio for me there's people, there's people, there's a radio, and

more more more complex and special than at the TV, because there's a disconnection to the image,

it's like really an old craft we're we're doing it's like a discovery of Charles

Sear that, What's the That's the Ducre There's a thing, and there's like, there's like

this idea of that's all the whole whole all the time, but rose all the time all the time, but there's the idea that

that's that they're to attack to their model of an idea, that we let's

let's get someone like Bena of Trisac that, that I'm making he's totally

he's he's but he's who, but he's who's who? Vieniquet is who

can be someone can can be that We don't know. We say that's a guy that's a guy that's a whole of his life, he has

made a career to laugh at least, but not to laugh, to say, he is good in the media to make some what's doing

on the other media. To position, on the left? And he said, well, yeah,

at the go to go. And he said, he said, he never anything of his life. I search,

I search, a documentant. I'm, I pose the question to people, but it's who this guy,

but it's who's who, this guy, this is, you know, you have a You're a good niousyre,

you're to enviousy, you're at a combleed in hondent but the

indecence to do you do you know a point of you know, it's not to encourage the people

to listen the hockey in the English and to say, to be mocker because TV A sport

there's a publicity. Yeah, but there not in English. We're on there also

in the English. No, but it's the survival of the publicity.

You're not have not, but I mean, at your gull, you have the privilege of an job assured, who is not at risk, you guard, the number of

of pern of employment that has used at TVA, because we view with these real chiff, when the revenues are not there, when the gaffam ramas the money, and it's evaluated according to the code of the court, and the Radio Canada, so preoccupied, while they're subvencioned, just to troughfinion, and

then they charge, the abondement on the radio, they're not sure to be a lot, there's no, there's no, there's no, there's no, there's no, there's You know, like for me, there's plenty of absurdity with the CRC live that all the TV extra are paying, that there are

there are many of the things for me that's with Radio Canada in terms of service public. But, I think that in this discussion on the media private, it's

very that the media private on arach the model of finance publicitar with, just, the code TV, numerists, and all the

agencies of placement publicstere, and how the publicity is organized at the TV, it's not the game of the chain of TV privy. I'm in fact that it's difficult and it's a big risk financial.

You know, Quebecers run TVA at perth, especially TVA sport. I'm not sure a world because there's not a media private and all right and all the time of the diffuser public, I don't think that's that, but I think there's

that kind of a species hypocrisy that is used by this world of the media private to insinue that there would have not the fund public in the functioning of these machines that,

who are really tributary of credit of impo, of subvention, of programs, and partners of companies like the SEDEC, the Fund of the Media of Canada,

you know, the Fund of the Media, they finance in part also, so it's the money that it's a large part of the

money that is generated or that is used in the funds in the companies, which is the funds

public, and also, many, let's, let's, say, the series lourdes

that are produced by the different companies of production that the diffuserer engage, they're themselves to produce to produce these series of this empire that,

because of the financement that comes to the public. So there are kind of, yeah, some, yeah,

the subventions, justly, the, the SEDC or different, of different society, the state,

like that, and also, if we look these emissions that, if we look, let's, let's,

let's, let's, a space, publicistair, will be be bought by the society

by these people, by the, like, when you do you do that's the money

that's not it's not like it's not like it's sure it's not at the scale of Radio Canada

but it's kind of something that's financed by like all the payers of tax

so I think that maybe a company like Radio X, let's a YouTuber

or a podcaster independent like Jeff Filion they they receive no

an argent public or press, Radio X, who had been retirre their annals governmental during the COVID because he contested Francoe deGoo and his measures sanitar.

You know, this is like an history that kind, it's like a contestation than like Quebecor that when you

look at TVA, there's like really much of money public there's a lot there's sure that's a media private,

it's sure that's a media that's a market at the business, it's a risk different, it's but I think the

pried, really like they're really like they're attacked the be of the world public, the poor

media privy. But it's some of the simple soldier. It's sure that I'm like,

Olivia Nicket just like I said in entry, that I think what's what's the thing is,

there's there's not where's he's not, where's what's he's trying to work in

some segment in some he's sort of times, you sometimes I'm kind of where's he's ideologically

Olivia Niquet and then he's They're at to see, he represent to the people who are the

people who are people who are the people who are I'm not too like what's the vision of there's not it's not quite

it's not quite it's not it's just the main nesey it's interesting I think that this discourse that comes

constantly Peter Cappellado did tell the turn the media of the information of Radio

Canada to say to Radio Canada that Radio Canada would not buy chate the publicit would not

competition in the market publicitar it seems to be the solution to problems of the media

private, but as far as it's not that I'm going to look at least after me on the deluge that

should be able to the show YouTube of the UNF Benoadutut Rosed our initiative at the radio

that's a role but it's correct he doesn't roast me not roast me that we finance we

finance we we need we're not on here you know you could be at

Radio Canada no the ONF goes on YouTube. Like Mark Carney. He's going to talk to

do not to talk about to be the for us to say that it's a thing that's being a

thing to be a bit of the thing. It's been a specific of complex YouTube content, I don't know these chronicers have never

been able to the radio numeric that is diffused on YouTube that is clipped on TikTok by plenty of

page. Do you think he engage the clipe? I don't don't know they're doing

they find they're doing they find they find they find they find they put a lot of clips on YouTube,

enormously, in fact. Well, it's sure that he engages for it. But they're sure that's sure that they're doing. They're not.

No, no, it's so. So, to see, we're registered this number four of Canada. If,

no, I have a recommendation cultural, maybe you know, that you've already heard about the committee Panari.

So, a review of 13, commenter political abdomadermater on the actuality Quebecoise

justly, in regard of the fact that he will have probably there next of the elections. We have Julia Ghibellant of Queer Medium Seignan, Judith Lefebvre

who's written in Pivot. And one of course, and I've got to remember his name, and I'd ever to find out of it. It's on live on Twitch, all the Wednesday at 13 hours. The first has beenue, the 24th of April, so the next stream of Community Panari, it will be the Wednesday, 1st May. I put all this in the notes of the

So I'm going to make the link Twitch, I'll even make also the account Instagram. It's really the pain if you're interested to the politics.

Evidental, the angle is really at goce, so it's written, attention, we're more at the gosh

than Lenn Gusetti. And it's good, you see these initiatives that mediatique that emerge in the

espest of the ecosystem mediatique Quebec. Thank you all right to have heard

this Fof Caffe Snick. Thank you. So, please, the

bowling open on the time. Your contributions date limit

15 May. And the next episode is on on you know this is the

episode public to know to be there. We're going to go to the hockey.

We'll go to go to the hockey. We'll be listening for to make

a nostalgia trip to Daft. Anyway, by all music of

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